No sound on ripped dvds

After I upgraded to the new Apple TV software the movies I copied using Ripit have no sound. My Apple TV is 2 years old, not sure which version I have.

Hi
What audio and video files did you used in the project? While simulation, did you have audio?
  Alberto

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